Gas detection issues in internal floating roof tanks
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Which company conducts regular inspections to check for flammable gases above the floating roof of storage tanks?
It has hardly been tested at all, and it doesn’t seem necessary either. If the odor of oil and gas in the storage tank becomes significantly strong, then it will be checked whether there is any leakage from the floating disk, or if the disk is tilted or sunk
Where is it specified that flammable gases above the floating platform need to be tested?
It’s difficult to detect; everything around it is transparent
Should no nitrogen sealing be carried out, or should an oil and gas recovery device be installed?
There is definitely combustible gas; it’s just a matter of how much. Is it meaningful to conduct tests? We only conduct tests on our external floating roof tanks